T83.121S
ICD-10-CMThis code signifies a long-term complication where a previously implanted artificial urinary sphincter has shifted from its intended anatomical position. This displacement can lead to device malfunction, urinary incontinence, or other related symptoms. It represents a residual effect or condition arising from the initial displacement event.
Use this code when documenting a patient presenting with ongoing issues directly attributable to a past displacement of their implanted urinary sphincter. This applies to follow-up encounters for management of the sequelae, such as persistent incontinence, pain, or infection, that are a direct result of the prior displacement. It is appropriate even if the displacement itself occurred in the distant past.
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